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Elavate

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Active
Days running
336 days
Funnel score
22/100
Page speed
33/100

The ad

Elavate ad creative

With Elavate's Multi-Collagen Superblend, say goodbye to thinning, lifeless hair and hello to thicker, fuller hair! Our clinically backed hair-restoration formula contains: ✅ 8,050mg Hydrolysed Marine & Bovine Collagen (Clinically proven to strengthen hair follicles) 💇‍♀️ Type I Collagen that specifically targets hair thickness and growth ⭐️ Biotin to nourish hair roots and reduce breakage ✅ 100% RDI of essential vitamins C, B12, K2, & D3 for enhanced hair regeneration 🍫 Delicious chocolate flavour that makes your daily hair care a treat 🇬🇧 Find out for yourself why 50,000+ British women with thinning hair trust Elavate's collagen every day.

The Secret To Healthy Hair After 40

Shop now
Angle: Age-related hair loss solution with clinically-backed collagen formulaHook: Problem-agitation (thinning hair after 40) with social proofFormat: Video product showcase with ingredient breakdown

The funnel behind it

Elavate landing page

Offer: Scratch below to see what you win...

22/ 100

Funnel score

8-point CRO breakdown

How well the landing page behind the ad is built to convert, scored across 8 factors: offer, copy, speed, trust, mobile, message-match, CTA, and social proof.

This page is a gamification overlay that completely abandons the advertised product (Elavate Multi-Collagen hair supplement). Instead of showing the collagen product, pricing, benefits, or any hair-related content, it presents a scratch-card game with no visible connection to the ad. The page fails on message match (ad promises hair restoration, page delivers a prize game), offer clarity (no product details visible), and trust (the bait-and-switch undermines credibility). The only positive is that the mobile layout is clean and the CTA is prominent, but these cannot overcome the fundamental disconnect between ad and landing page.

What this funnel does right. Steal these.

  • Mobile experience7/10

Where it's weak

  • Social proof0/10
  • Message match0/10
  • Trust signals1/10
  • Offer clarity1/10
  • Headline2/10
  • Page speed3/10

Full breakdown

Call to action

6/10

The 'SCRATCH HERE' button is visually prominent with good contrast and clear call-to-action text, but it leads to a game rather than a product purchase.

What works
  • Large, prominent blue button with high contrast
  • Clear, action-oriented text ('SCRATCH HERE')
  • Centered and easy to tap on mobile
What hurts
  • CTA does not match the advertised 'Shop now' action
  • Button leads to a game, not a product purchase
  • No secondary CTA to actually buy the product

Page speed

3/10

PAGESPEED_SCORE of 33 converts to approximately 3.3 on the 0-10 scale, indicating very poor page performance.

What hurts
  • PAGESPEED_SCORE of 33 is critically slow
  • Poor loading performance will increase bounce rate
  • Slow speed undermines user experience on mobile

Trust signals

1/10

The bait-and-switch from advertised product to a scratch-card game severely damages trust; no trust signals, certifications, or company information visible.

What hurts
  • Gamification overlay appears deceptive compared to ad promise
  • No company information, certifications, or credentials shown
  • No clear path to the actual product purchase

Mobile experience

7/10

The page layout is clean and mobile-optimized with good spacing, readable text, and a tappable button, though the content itself is inappropriate.

What works
  • Clean, centered layout with ample whitespace
  • Large, easily tappable button
  • Text is readable and well-sized for mobile
What hurts
  • No product information to display on mobile
  • Gamification may not be the intended mobile experience

Headline

2/10

The headline 'REVEAL YOUR PRIZE!' is generic and unrelated to the advertised hair-restoration product.

What works
  • Clear and easy to read in large text
What hurts
  • No connection to hair health or collagen benefits
  • Does not match the ad headline 'The Secret To Healthy Hair After 40'
  • Creates false expectation of a prize rather than a product

Social proof

0/10

No social proof elements are visible anywhere on the page—no testimonials, reviews, user counts, or trust badges.

What hurts
  • No customer testimonials or reviews
  • No mention of '50,000+ British women' referenced in the ad
  • No trust indicators or certifications visible

Message match

0/10

Complete disconnect: ad promotes a clinically-backed collagen supplement for hair health; page shows a scratch-card game with no product information.

What hurts
  • Ad headline 'The Secret To Healthy Hair After 40' is completely absent
  • No collagen product, ingredients, or benefits mentioned
  • Gamification overlay replaces product landing page entirely

Offer clarity

1/10

No product information, pricing, or offer details are visible—only a generic scratch-card game with an unknown prize.

What hurts
  • No mention of the collagen product advertised
  • No pricing or product details visible
  • Prize outcome is completely unclear

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